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Root canals that save your tooth.

When the soft centre of a tooth is infected or injured, a root canal clears it out so you can keep your own tooth.

In pain right now? We aim to see emergencies the same day

Why a tooth needs one

Deep decay, a crack or an injury can let bacteria reach the pulp, the living tissue inside a tooth. A root canal removes that infected tissue before it spreads, and the tooth stays where it is.

What happens

  1. We numb the tooth.Local anaesthetic first, and sedation if you’d like it.
  2. We clear out the infection.The damaged pulp comes out, and the inside of the tooth is cleaned and disinfected.
  3. We seal it.The cleaned space is filled and sealed to keep bacteria out.
  4. We protect it.Many teeth need a crown afterwards. Our in-house lab can make a porcelain crown in one visit.

Nervous about it?

Tell us. We explain each step before we take it, and you can stop us at any time. If you’d like more help, choose how deeply to relax.

  • Laughing gas
  • Oral sedation
  • IV sedation
How sedation works

Who you’ll see

Root canals are one of Dr. Ramsey Jaswal’s focus areas, along with cosmetic dentistry, sedation and oral surgery.

About Dr. Ramsey